I run a Shopify dropshipping store and keep all my tooling free, so SEOpeck fits how I work. I mainly use the on-page SEO checker on product and collection pages before I promote them — it catches the basics that actually hurt rankings: missing or overlong titles, no meta description, multiple H1s, images without alt text, a stray noindex tag, or a canonical pointing somewhere wrong. Every issue comes with a short plain-English explanation of why it matters, so I fix it and re-run the check to confirm the score went up. I also dip into the network tools (DNS lookup, ping, site status) when something looks off with the store. It's 340+ single-purpose tools, each doing one job, all free to use — no bloated dashboard, no paywall between me and a quick check.
Why it's fantastic:
340+ free tools in one place: on-page SEO checker, DNS/MX/IP lookups, ping, JSON formatter, image converter, text utilities.
Genuinely free to use, which is the deciding factor for me.
Each tool explains how it works on its own page, and results explain the why, not just a score.